The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-05-14
Current Events Epitomized.
--Hay sells at $40 per ton.
''-Potatoes---fifty-five cents.

-Hay sells at $40 per ton.
= Potatoes cents.
: Everybody speaks well Of Tulip.
--Lansford peopte'tomplsin of high rents.
-It'is predicted that the apple crop will
be failure.
There ara forty prisoners confined in
The Lehigh county Jail.
-Travelon the Swtchbaek railroad will
Do e'conhti1ehced Monday.
An Episcopal church to cost SIS, 900
will be erected st Lansford.
-Catasauqua and South BetiAehein are
to be lighted with electricity.
Two pictures for twenty-five cents at
Behler's gallery, Lehsga street.
-1Supmit Hill will apply for borough
charter at the June term of court.
Last chance to have your pictures TAX
en-. Behler brothers, Lehigh street.
Pictures Of sIorses and carriages, 25
and SO cents apiece. Behfer brothers.
The best laundry soap in the world is
the Tulip Soap. Try a eaArtcr's worth.
-Wanted-A good home for = boy, aged
four years. Callcr Ndaress John Heilman,
Hehighton.
There Is absolutely no aduiteration in
the Tulip Soap, therefore 1t Is the cheapest
aoap for laundry, bath or toilet.
-Reber's Bepsrtmeut.-Doa't fall to
FSad it. It will positively benefit you in
more ways than sne. Top Of column.
Merchants will ao we'll to advertise in
The ADVOCATE. Bona Hde circulation,
positively greater than any other county
paper.
live watch or clock don't run cor
recttS take 1t 10 Hagaman, on Bank street,
and If It then faiis 70 keep time he will
make no charge. T.: March 26-om.
Ladies, we kno~ Sou want the most
fashionable millinery goods. Read Miss
Graver's new advertisement to-day and you
will get a pointer.
Lumber and coal yard for rent. Loca-
tion COED. VIII be rented on easy terms.
Stock on hand for sale. Apply al Gabels
hardware store, Bank street. 2-tf.
-carPess-BraSsels and IngraIn,-the
largest assortment In to%r to select from
and It prices that defy competition, AZ
KemssSfdi iSwartE's Furniture wArerooms,
Bank street.
Moses Rehfig, on LehisA street, has
For sale = lot of sound grape arbor poles
and posts; parties desiring anything In this
line will do well to give him call before
purchasing elsewhere. u.
For the week ending on the goth ult.,
there were 1Ie>yT5 tons Of coal shipped over
the Z. as: r. r., a total to date Of !, ,543, ,43l
tons, showing an increase as compared with
same date last year of 62.6eS. l6ns. H
For the week ending May I. there
were ISbece bV.ssct coal shipped over the
Lehigh Valley railroad, making a total to
date Of 3,06o, 434t tons, and showing an in
crease Of S6O,6ss tons compared with same
date last year.
The attention of tho people of Sutnmit
Hill, Lansford and vicinity,is directed to
the fact that George Y. Huntzihger, Of she
popular SwItchb&ek Restaurant, ls aAthar-
lied by US TO receive subscriptions and
moneys for the CARBON ADVOCATE.
Leopold Meyer, of the Dolonsburg Ho-
tel, has frst-rate accommodations for six
" S-bHs bOou Ooatuciub ~ pO.OO per WEEK.
Persons who Wish the comforts Of hottie
should not miss this opportunity. Leopold
keeps nice clean and quiet place.
We are very busy In our tailoring es-
tAbilshmeht, but will find time enough to
take your measure for one Of our famous
all-woOl suits, made to order. at from $40
up TO $40. Remember, the place where
you can save money and get good suit is
at Soadheims One Price Star Clothing
Hail. MAuch Chunk.
Miss Emily Hongen, opposite the Cen.
trail Carriage Works, Bank street, Lehlgh.
Ion, is prepared 10 do dressmaSlna, Ia the
latest fashions, a: reasonable prices. Cut
ting done BY rule, which Is a great saving
In material. The best work and the most
perfect o. is guaranteed in every case. A
sAars of the ladies patronage Is respectfully
(q1ieitod. H.
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